Showing posts with label YouTube. Show all posts
Showing posts with label YouTube. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 18, 2012

Youtube Before Youtube


Two years ago, YouTube did not exist. Thousands of videos of teenagers hurting themselves, or of miraculous golf shots or of dreaming beagles were simply the sole domain of their owners. No one really saw these videos, and maybe more importantly, nobody really cared about them. YouTube, along with the ability to upload videos via a digital camcorder, gave people an outlet to express themselves and provided a forum for people to comment. Only in YouTube could "LOL" be considered a witty rebuttal.

That said, there was a YouTube far before this version and far before the explosion of digital video cameras. People shared their videos with the public and the public shared their comments. Often, these videos contained scenes of hilarity, comedy and other funny situations. And this forum, as primitive as it may be, is still going strong, accepting videos on a weekly basis.

So, what is it?

America's Funniest Home Videos, of course! Send your video, share it with the public and perhaps become a minor celebrity. Isn't that the objective of uploading a digital movie on YouTube - to gain popularity and notrierity? People aren't recording movies with their digital video camcorder to make a political statement or to make earth-shattering proclamations. They're there to upload a video of someone getting bagged, and get some giggles out of it. Same with America's Funniest Home Videos.

The digital camcorder, rightly or wrongly, has made a moviemaker out of everyone. While some people are quite talented with a video camera, there are others who should have a restraining order put against them. America's Funniest Home Videos and YouTube does not discriminate between the talented and the mundane. They both only seek content. And, if the popularity of YouTube and the longevity of America's Funniest Home Videos are any indication, there are thousands of people willing to provide that said content with their camcorders.

People use their camcorders for a variety of reasons: to document, to remember, for evidence, to embarrass. Not just a means of recording and saving a moving picture, the digital camcorder is just as much a medium as the Internet or radio. It's now become a transmission for all within broadcast range to catch. And since the Internet has an almost unlimited reach, everyone is literally watching everyone else's movies. Tom Arnold only wishes he had that kind of exposure.

America's Funniest Home Videos promised cash as its reward. YouTube promises fame, which can be considered a more precious currency. There are YouTube celebrities who, with nothing but a digital video camcorder, have their videos watched almost religiously. The camcorder makes movies for all, and stars out of some.




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Friday, November 30, 2012

How Watching the Funniest Videos on YouTube Can Strengthen Your Immune System


YouTube is the home of some of the worlds funniest videos. It has spawned a generation of people scouring the Internet for hours on end in a tireless search for humorous videos. Why do people spend so much of their time looking for and viewing these funny videos? Is it something in the water, or is it a much more psychological explanation that has to do with trends amongst the current generation? Laughter is a powerful force. Studies have actually shown that laughter can help to strengthen a person's immune system, giving credibility to that saying, "laughter is the best medicine." Laughter also releases endorphins in the brain, which makes people feel happy. So if you ever wondered why some people never get sick, well its because they get there daily dose of laughter every day.

So often, in today's society when one is stressed, lonely, bored, etc., they seek solace and comfort in videos that make them laugh. One of my funniest videos on YouTube is made by Liam Sullivan, a creative genius. His "Shoes" video, which features him in drag as the character "Kelly," has sparked extreme laughter in many people all across the nation, and it's no surprise. Sullivan has even made a DVD and CD based on his videos, and I have a feeling he's probably made a fair amount of money from his creativity. If you don't know what I'm talking about, you'll have to check it out for yourself; just go to YouTube.com and type "Liam Sullivan Shoes" into the search box. Trust me, you'll be glad you did. Another thing that attracts people to funny Internet videos on sites like YouTube is the fact that most of the videos are so short. People in the Internet age have short attention spans, and a long video with a complicated storyline often doesn't produce as many laughs and watching several very short videos. I mean, sure, everybody likes a funny movie now and then. I just saw the movie "Sex Drive" in theaters and it had many funny parts. But in an age where movie tickets are ridiculously expensive, and it even costs a lot of money in gas to drive to the movie theater, people are turning to their computers for their entertainment.

Taking the time to watch a movie that can sometimes be up to 2 hours long can be costly in some ways as well, so taking a time out to watch a short video on the world wide web fits into many people's schedules a lot better. "Sex Drive" was funny, but it cost me almost $10 to see it, and it wasn't as actually FULL of laughs as I'd hoped. I've grown up in an Internet age where I expect to constantly be entertained by videos; if a video I'm watching online just doesn't do it for me, all I have to do is move the mouse, give a click, and switch to another video that will hopefully be more gratifying. If you spend $10 on a movie, however, you run the risk of spending your money on a crummy movie. YouTube has fundamentally changed the way that people view humorous videos, and I have a feeling that humorous videos won't ever quite be the same.




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Tuesday, November 27, 2012

Me, YouTube and the Funniest Videos on the Web - How There Are Interconnected


Why do people love crazy videos on the internet? It is because people have the innate desire to laugh and have fun. It is human nature. Everyone enjoys watching videos filled with fun. Watching some of the funniest videos ever are very useful after a hard days work. Stress can make people grouchy and sad, but once you go online and surf some people will find the funniest videos ever; on sites like you tube. Can you just think about it, in a matter if mere moments you are able to be laughing your hearts content. Before, and after a hard day of dealing with difficult people at the office, I surfed at my friendster account and accidentally landed in a very funny video about this prisoners in Cebu Philippines where they perform this thriller version dance.

It was funny and yet very creative too. it reminds me that people are very talented and if you just relax and chill, even in a very dreary situation, you will have a reason to smile and laugh. Imagine those prisoners performing like that, and it looks like they were enjoying themselves too! Funny videos and wacky ones always bring out the lighter side of your mood and lighten up a situation, just like a good joke. Even looking at some of the funniest pictures are a good way to have a giggle. The best part about those funny wacky videos on the internet especially on some of the more popular social video sharing sites and other sites are most of them are free. There are a whole lot of websites that have tons of video clips that are the funniest to watch. Sometimes, you just need to Google it and you will be laughing in an instant.

If you are particularly searching for a funny video clip of a specific genre, it is better you first search a blog or two that specialize on the subject of your liking or type it in some search engines like Google or yahoo; most of these blogs are updated constantly and hand-picked videos are added for visitors' convenience. It is even fun to know that I discovered some of the smaller sites allow visitors to request some of their favorite funniest videos and let's them vote for their favorite. It is very entertaining and a good way to pass your time at home. Also, funny pictures and clips can be made by anyone so easily by using their cell phone or video camera. Making funny video clips is so easy and exciting that almost anyone that makes them wants to share them online so that people will have a good laugh too and share it with their friends and family.

Another way to get some good laughs with friends and family is to view funny pictures and videos online and pass them around by email. These can be pictures of animals, people, events, or anything that would strike someone as funny. It can be even be like accidental video of something funny like a dog wrestling with a cat in the neighborhood and you just got to video it. Funny pictures can be converted to Internet files using a digital camera or digital files so you can have easy access on it anytime when you are not hooked to the internet and you need a good laugh.




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Friday, November 23, 2012

YouTube Marketing Can Generate an Unstoppable Flood of Traffic


As everyone trying to make a living online knows, the life blood of any business is traffic. And not just any traffic, but targeted traffic.

PPC (Pay Per Click) is one of the most popular methods of getting targeted traffic to a website. That is where the advertiser pays a certain agreed upon amount every time someone clicks on the link in their ad. You can pay anywhere from five cents to ten dollars per click or more with Pay Per Click advertising, depending on the keyword or keyword phrase you are bidding on.

A great tool for finding out what people are actually paying for certain keywords is keywordspy.com. It is free to use and when you type in a keyword in the search box and choose "keyword" then hit search, it will show several different related keyword phrases and the cost per click it would cost you to get in the top spot for that keyword. One of the highest priced keyword phrases I've found is "website hosting." I just looked today, Feb 16, 2010, and the phrase "small business web hosting" is going for $17.62 per click.

That is an incredible amount of money some advertisers are paying every time someone clicks on their ads for that keyword phrase, but if they weren't making a profit they would not be bidding such a high price, so it's obvious that they are making a profit.

With YouTube Marketing you can generate just as much traffic and more to any website you want as you can with PPC but the big difference is, YouTube Marketing is absolutely free. You can even have an ad uploaded with your video that looks identical to a Pay Per Click ad that people can click on.

Some YouTube videos get viewed millions of times per year. In fact there is a short little video that is a compilation of some AFV (Americas Funniest Videos) video clips that has been viewed over 19 million times in just three years. That's an average of over 17,000 views per day.

If you had just one video that got that many views and everyone that watched it saw an ad with a link to your website, do you think you would get some traffic? No doubt about it. And there is no limit to the amount of videos you can upload to YouTube.

YouTube Marketing is one of the easiest ways to get a ton of targeted traffic to any website, so if you aren't doing it you should start today.




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Monday, November 19, 2012

Video Sharing Websites Challenging YouTube!


YouTube is without question the biggest video sharing website in the world. Much like "Google" has become a verb, "YouTube" has also become a verb in that people will say "YouTube it." However, while there is no doubt that YouTube has established itself as a fixture of the internet, people are increasingly turning to other video sharing sites to find quality videos.

YouTube has various rules on what can be uploaded to its site. Pornography, racist videos, excessive violence, excessively crude videos, etc. are prohibited by YouTube's terms of use. However, as long as you play by their rules, you can upload anything. This is where the problem begins. There is no direct quality control.

For example, a person may search YouTube for funny bicycle accidents. They will get thousands of results. However, one person's definition of funny bicycle accidents may not be shared by others. It is common to get videos titled, "Funniest bicycle accident ever." A user will click on it and get a video of a small child bumping into something. This may be the funniest video to their parents, but not to anyone else.

In YouTube's defense, the number of views can alert a viewer to the particular merits of a video. A large number of views will generally indicate that the video is of interest. However, this is not always accurate.

Over the last two to three years, an increasingly number of other video sharing sites have come into existence. Many of these sites are extremely popular. What these sites do, is either target a specific area, or screen their videos being placed on their websites.

These video sharing sites rely on viewers to submit quality videos. However, they are not directly placed on their website--unlike YouTube. Each of these websites employs screeners that will determine what is used. The viewer is more likely to get a better product.

As a result of this, these websites are attracting millions of page views per month. Since these websites generally don't host their own videos, many use YouTube to host their videos and embed them on their own sites, it is doubtful that YouTube will be challenged in the near future. However, viewers are increasingly being given more choices.

Competition is always a good thing for the consumer.




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Friday, November 16, 2012

YouTube Blows Out 7 Candles


For the past few days, YouTube has been celebrating 7 years of bombarding the world with amazing - and not so amazing - videos. The video-sharing website created in 2005 by three former employees of PayPal has been growing ever since it was produced. Bet the people at PayPal are not happy to realize this precious website didn't stay in their premises.

YouTube changed the way we communicate and more importantly it allowed people to showcase their talent in an easy, user-friendly, and extremely interactive way, which offers unique possibilities to people all over the world. Needless to say, among these talented people, some stand out for the wrong reasons, but that's what makes YouTube so funny and still whimsical after almost a decade.

Along the way, the Google-owned website has reached important milestones which are the clear manifestation of its power and magnitude. To celebrate the seven year milestone, the video-sharing site announced that users now upload about 72 hours of video each minute, which means the amount of content fed into the service per minute has almost doubled in only one year. Moreover, YouTube said something like 4 billion videos are viewed every day on their site, which makes roughly over 3 billion hours of video watched each month by 800 million unique users. Pretty mind-blowing numbers right?

Some may say Facebook attracts more attention and traffic, however, YouTube's patterns clearly show the website is growing. Besides, 500 years of YouTube video are watched every day on Facebook, so they both boost each other, making the YouTube/Facebook combination one of the best couples that ever lived.

"Like many 7-year-olds around the world, we're growing up so fast," announced YouTube on its birthday, and indeed it is. The people at YouTube wants us to know that the three days worth of content people upload each minute is, according to them, equivalent to "61 Royal Wedding Ceremonies, 841 Bad Romances and 1,194 Nyan Cats". That's too many Pop Tart Cats.

To illustrate these jaw-dropping numbers, Google's YouTube also released a video broadcasting its history and most known episodes, such as the "Charlie bit my finger" kid and the infamous KONI. This timeline documents iconic moments and some of the funniest YouTube videos that will really go down in history. Try to see it without shedding a tear or two or even letting out a smile.

Founded by Chad Hurley, Steve Chen e Jawed Karim after an alleged dinner party and with its first headquarters above a pizzeria and Japanese restaurant, it's hard to believe YouTube has come such a long way. The social impact is unprecedented and YouTube videos have led to a lot of discussions in the mainstream media. Plus, the site gave a new meaning to the word "viral".

For everything you have accomplished, Happy Birthday YouTube team and thank you for all the talented people you shed light on but please try to keep the bad singers in the darkness.




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Thursday, October 25, 2012

How to Find the Best YouTube Videos


One of the greatest features of YouTube is the RSS feed system that it uses. When searching for funny YouTube videos you can create a custom RSS feed of hilarious videos that will match your preference. Using this strategy you can find the funniest YouTube videos. It is also can be used to find the latest videos that are quickly growing in popularity. By fine tuning your RSS feed you can get the funny comedy videos that you want to see delivered right to your browser. Fortunately some websites have taken advantage of this and have integrated this feature into their site so you can watch all the funny YouTube videos right on one site without having to do all the work.

Other wise you can save the funny video feeds to your computer so that you can browse them for yourself and get the best YouTube videos delivered right to your desktop. You can also set up feeds to capture your favorite YouTube channels or YouTube video shows so that you won't miss your favorite webisodes. Other neat functions are that you can use feeds to search keywords so you can view new videos of interest to you based on your favorite keyword. The best way to keep updated on the latest comedy videos is to keep watching the latest video feeds. Once you have your own customized feeds you can share your favorite videos with your friends and family by sending them your feeds. You can always find more information at the site below.




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Thursday, October 18, 2012

A Tutorial on Watching YouTube Videos From an iPhone


Are you a big fan of YouTube? If you're anything like me, then you endlessly spend the day looking for the newest and funniest video clips uploaded. Well, thanks to Apple's iPhone, we video addicts now have our golden fleece. The iPhone lets us enjoy videos wherever we are.

One of the best functions that Apple is using the sell the iPhone is its online video watching capabilities through YouTube. This allows owners to watch any video they want from a library of millions with a constant stream of new ones being uploaded everyday. What's great about the IPhone is that users can explore all these new videos and old favorites without learning a whole new search process on the iPhone's easy to use platform.

Here is a quick and easy tutorial on how to watch these videos:


To begin with touch or tap the "YouTube" icon from the main screen of your iPhone. The icon should look like a tiny television on your screen. Touching this directs you to YouTube's main page.

Once you're on the main page of YouTube, find the "Search" button to get started. One common mistake most beginner iPhone users make is when typing in keywords; they forget to lightly touch the space for keywords. There needs to be contact with the keyword field or you're doing a lot of typing for nothing.

Use either specific or broad keywords to find any new videos on YouTube's site. The virtual keypad makes it quite simple type in words that can help you locate any specific video you want.

Now that you on the "Search Results" page, highlight the icon labeled "Video" of a YouTube result that may work for you search query. To access the video, use your index finger to press down on the icon. Any accompanying information the video has will be displayed.

Begin the quick play options by tapping the "Play" icon for the selected video. It will be centered on the bottom of the screen. You can also skip other viewing options to go directly to the video.

By touching the space outside of the main video screen, you can access the YouTube and iPhone video tools. Tools, such as "Rewind" and "Fast Forward", allow you to watch the video at your own pace. There is also a sliding bar which lets you pick any spot in the video to start from or go back to.

The iPhone also allows to you to create your own icons and video tool bar with the "Edit" tool. This feature is found by clicking on the "More" icon at the top of the phone.




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Thursday, September 27, 2012

YouTube Breakup - Is There Any Chance to Get My Boyfriend Back?


YouTube has some of the funniest videos you will ever see with most of them created by amateurs. What a great venue to share your artistic abilities and creativity. The down side to YouTube is that it can be used in the wrong way. For instance, some girls have created a video to announce a breakup with their boyfriend and are left asking "Is there any chance to get my boyfriend back"?

Breaking up with someone who loved you is a painful experience. It's a serious matter and deserves to be done the right way. I'm not saying a YouTube breakup kills any chance you have to get your ex boyfriend back, but how would you feel if you were the one being mocked in such a way.

Is there a chance to get my boyfriend back after breaking up with him on YouTube?

The good news is there is always a chance to get him back but it may require some sincere apologizing and asking for forgiveness on your part.

First, I would suggest you delete the video you created on YouTube before you try to get your boyfriend back. It will make it easier for him to believe you are truly sorry for posting it in the first place.

Second, I think you should post an apology video to let your boyfriend know how sorry you are for creating the video and give yourself a shot at getting him to forgive you.

Next, I would encourage you to deal with the feelings you hold that led you to make the video in the first place. I know you want the answer to how to get my boyfriend back but if you don't deal with the emotions that led to the video, you may just be trying to get him back out of guilt.

Finally, you should have a heart to heart talk with your ex boyfriend after you have spent a little time reflecting on your relationship i.e., the good and bad times. You need to figure out what things could have gone differently and decide if and when your relationship resumes how to make sure you and your boyfriend have the best chance to succeed.

The key to giving yourself the best chance possible to get your boyfriend back is to make sure you are prepared to be humble, graceful and knowledgeable about what to do but more importantly what things to avoid. You don't want to do things to push your boyfriend further away.




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